By james art 
While Matthew Becker hit his eighth dough for the day for the first in the seventh Inning, Paul Mannie made a slow walk to the mound. In most cases, manners would take the ball from his starter and let him stand up to the crowd.
Becker, however, did not move. Even after manners met him at the mound, the left sleeve stood there, hoping that his main coach could change his mind and let him finish what he started. But it would be for his afternoon.
By the time Brandon Stone, first with relief, attacked Bulpen, then Becker finally decided to head to the dugout with manners that walked to him. He received a nice hand from the crowd after scoring 6.1 strong passes on Saturday on South Carolina’s victory over Milwaukee. Gamecocks (7-0) has already achieved its second winning win to open the season.
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Getting off his first trip, in which Becker made five interruptions, he was again solid on Saturday. He withdrew the first 10 games of the game before giving up his first fly shot on the right central field, which Dalton Mashor could not consist of the sun in his eyes. In the end, it was a single double and caused Milwaukee to move home his first dough later.
Becker also gave up his first household during the year, a solo shot in the left field in the sixth. He also commanded the bigger part of the day. He gave up two runs of three hits and struck eight without a walk on 86 pitch, 63 of which were struck.
Becker received some support for early running from her crime, as South Carolina placed four tracks in the second. Gamecocks quickly loaded the basics without out of KJ Scobey to climb two with a single in the center.
Jordan Carion followed the suit with his first blow as Gamecock, RBI single to the right. In his first start of the season, the second founder had a nice afternoon, ending 2 for 3 on the plate.
In the sixth, Gamecocks added another running thanks to Ethan Petri, who crushed his second Homer of the year. It was a solo shot, which passed 409 feet with 110 miles per hour and hit the dough’s eye high. For Petri, it was his 46th South Carolina Career House, which moved it to fourth place on the Homer list for all time of the program.
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Stone, who walked for Becker with one outside on the seventh, threw the rest of the road. The right hand gave up the independent Homer of the ninth, but packed well beyond that. He threw 2.2 outsources and walked to take his first rescue of the season.
Forward: South Carolina will seem to remain unbeaten and go for the Sweet series on Sunday. The first terrain is at 1:30 pm on Secre Network Plus. Jake McCoy (1-0, 0.00 ERA) will start the start of the mound.